The Next Generation of American Tennis Players
At just 19 years old, Scoville is already the youngest American in the ATP top 300 and is now considered by many industry experts to be the stand-out of this next generation of American tennis players. Whether it was his semifinal result at junior Wimbledon last year, his historic win at the U.S. Junior Championships (1st African-American to win the tournament in its 96 year history) or his most recent 2nd round nationally televised match at the US Open against the number two-ranked player in the world (Rafael Nadal), people in (and out of) tennis are taking note.

For instance, Scoville was the subject of a half-page feature in the sports section of USA Today, has had a full page story in Sports Illustrated, a quarter page spread in the New York Daily News, and most recently, a full-page photo shoot in the August ‘05 issue of Teen Vogue. As if that weren't enough, Ebony Magazine named Scoville one of its "50 Most Intriguing Blacks of 2004" (others named to this issue included Oprah Winfrey, Sean Combs, etc).